01Promise
Make it more
than a plan.
Set daily and weekly goals. Turn a goal into a promise, with a friend you choose.
A real person. No app for them to install.
Promises use Google sign-in.
Workouts measured. Promises kept.
Your phone counts the work. Your people keep you going. Your distractions can wait.

Early access · Android
No watch. No extra devices. Just your phone.
See how it worksIllustrative workout · example interface
More than a step counter
Turn your living room into your training space. Your camera counts push-ups and squats. Your phone comes along for the run.
Lunges and plank are in testing.
See how your phone counts

In testing
Small promises. Real follow-through.
Choose your goals. Let your phone count the work. Put a little support on your side.
01Promise
Set daily and weekly goals. Turn a goal into a promise, with a friend you choose.
A real person. No app for them to install.
Promises use Google sign-in.
02Measure
Your camera counts push-ups and squats. Real effort, measured with your phone.
Camera analysis on your phone.
No video saved. No manual “done” button.
03Unlock
Choose the apps and a start time. They wait until your daily goals are done.
An optional hold, never past midnight.
Your decision. You can always turn it off.
Example interfaces · illustrative values at different moments, not one simultaneous workout.
Miss a daily promise? From the next morning, once Gyvo has a reliable number for the whole day, your friend gets an email asking them to check in.
Hi Sara! Mia finished yesterday with 32 of 40 push-ups. A quick check-in could help her get back on track.
A little encouragement goes a long way.
/ The Gyvo team
A little pause between you and your usual distractions. Do the work you chose, then get back to your day.

10 squats to go.
Instagram is unlocked.
Well done!
A nudge, not a lock. The home button always works. A goal Gyvo couldn’t measure never causes a hold.
The details, before you startThe phone you already have is enough.
Analysis on your phone. No image or video saved or sent.
Your workout data stays on your phone, except optional cloud sync and, for a promise, that goal, its history and the period’s number. When subscriptions launch, purchase checks will also use the cloud. Google’s billing library sends technical diagnostics when used. No ads or Gyvo usage analytics.

Set your phone down so the camera can see you. Gyvo counts push-ups and squats on the device. In Coach mode, a rep counts when you reach the depth you calibrated yourself. Lunges and plank timing are in testing. Running and walking can also be measured from your pocket; start a GPS workout yourself for a route, pace and distance. Estimates are labelled as estimates.
You choose the apps, daily goals and the hour the hold starts. From then on, a screen asks you to return to your goals. It lifts when the goals are met, never later than midnight. You can turn it off, and the home button always works. A goal Gyvo couldn’t measure never causes a hold; another measured, unfinished goal can still keep it up. It needs Android Usage access and Display over other apps permissions. The chosen-app list stays on your phone.
Only if you make a goal a promise and choose that friend. After a missed daily goal, an email can go from 07:00 the next morning in your time zone, once Gyvo has a reliable figure for the whole day. It includes the goal, your number, the week’s progress when available, and a link to stop further emails. New daily commitments email only confirmed misses. Older promises can also report that no reliable figure exists, without claiming you missed the goal. Both require a reading after the period ends, within the sending window. No such reading means no email. Promises require Google sign-in; your friend needs no account or app.
No. Pose analysis runs on your phone. No image or video is stored or sent anywhere. Workout data stays on the phone unless you choose cloud sync or make a goal a promise. A promise sends that goal, its history and the period’s number to the cloud, even with sync off.
Gyvo’s US base price will be $9 a month for the whole app, with a 14-day free trial for eligible new subscribers. Google will ask for a payment method before the trial starts, and show your local monthly price before you confirm. After the trial, the first charge will come on day 15 and it will renew automatically each month. You’ll be able to cancel any time in Google Play; cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. There’s no billing yet: nothing in the app can charge you today.
Android first, and Gyvo is on Google Play. iPhone is on the list: join the waitlist below and we’ll email you once when it is ready.
Yes. The app’s own screens speak both languages; choose under More → Settings. The hold screen currently follows your phone’s language rather than your choice in the app, and the line explaining why it’s holding is written in Swedish. The illustrations here are drawn in English.
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